What Do the Lonely Do At Christmas Anthony Hamilton

"What Do the Lonely Do At Christmas" by Anthony Hamilton, released in 2014, is a soulful #R&B ballad that explores themes of loneliness and heartache during the holiday season. The lyrics reflect on the sorrow of being apart from loved ones, emphasizing longing and emotional pain. Its rich instrumentation and Hamilton's powerful vocals evoke deep feelings, resonating with many who relate to holiday solitude. The song has gained cultural significance as a poignant reminder of the emotional complexities of Christmas.

[Verse 1]
'Tis the season to be jolly
But how can I be when I have nobody?
The yuletide carol doesn't make it better
Knowing that we won't be together

[Pre-Chorus]
A silent night, I know it's gonna be
Joy to the world, but it's gonna be sad for me

[Chorus]
What do the lonely do at Christmas?
Oh, oh, what do the lonely do at Christmastime?

[Verse 2]
The children can play with their new toys
While their little hearts burst open with joy
And lovers can kiss beneath the mistletoe
Thе choirs can sing those glorious songs of old

[Pre-Chorus]
But what is left, oh, for me to do
Now that it's Christmas and I don't havе you?

[Chorus]
What do the lonely do at Christmas?
Oh, what do the lonely do at Christmastime?

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